Atlanta Chapter AITP members are IT professionals and others interested in the technology issues of Georgia, the nation and the world. For many years the organization was known as DPMA, the Data Processing Management Association. The name was "updated" several years ago. Membership in the Atlanta Chapter includes membership in the national Association and Region 7.

The Chapter is active in technology issues and events in the Atlanta Area, in the Region 7 Area (the southern states) and through the national organization, in national and international issues. There are several chapters in other Georgia cities, including Columbus, Savannah, Macon and Augusta.

Background

The Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) was founded in 1951 to provide learning and growth opportunities to data processing managers and staff through networking, chapter activities, conferences, seminars, and special interest groups. Today, AITP offers industry leadership and opportunities for professional development and personal growth to 7,000 professional and student members.

Value

AITP helps members grow professionally and personally through its chapters, conferences, web portal, affiliate programs, and advocacy. Here are just a few of the benefits you receive by joining and becoming involved in AITP:

Share and exchange experiences and knowledge solutions with peers.Develop a resource base of people you can call with questions.Participate in educational activities including workshops, meetings, and conferences. Meet new people, make new friends, and form network contacts for life.